Quick Guide to Setting Up the RuoYi SpringBoot + Bootstrap Backend Management System

Today I recommend a backend management system that I found impressive and easy to use.

📚 Project Introduction

The project is a fast‑development framework based on SpringBoot and Bootstrap, suitable for any web application. It supports clustering, multiple data sources, distributed transactions, comprehensive permission management, and a responsive UI that works on computers, tablets, and phones.

Run System

First download the project from the Gitee page and unzip it into your working directory.

Import it into Eclipse via File → Import → Maven → Existing Maven Projects , then click Next and Finish to complete the import.

Create a database named ry and import the scripts ry_2021xxxx.sql and quartz.sql .

Run the project by executing com.ruoyi.RuoYiApplication.java ; a successful start is shown in the screenshot.

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Finally open a browser and visit http://localhost:80 (default credentials: admin/admin123 ). If you can log in, the setup is successful. You can also reply “knowledge payment” to the public account to receive a surprise gift.

Built‑in Features

The system includes many backend management functions such as system management, system monitoring, and system tools.

System Management

User Management: configure system users.

Role Management: assign menu permissions and data scopes.

Menu Management: configure menus, button permissions, etc.

Department Management: set up organizational structures.

Post Management: define user positions.

Dictionary Management: maintain fixed data dictionaries.

Parameter Management: manage dynamic configuration parameters.

Notice Announcement: publish system notices.

Operation Log: record and query normal operations and exceptions.

Login Log: record and query login activities and anomalies.

System Monitoring

Online Users: monitor active user status.

Scheduled Tasks: add, modify, delete tasks and view execution logs.

Service Monitoring: monitor CPU, memory, disk, and heap.

Cache Monitoring: view and clear system caches.

System Tools

Form Builder: drag‑and‑drop form elements to generate HTML.

Code Generator: generate front‑end and back‑end code (Java, HTML, XML, SQL) with CRUD download.

API Documentation: automatically generate API docs from business code.

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